The Political Identity of Youth in Kyrgyzstan

In the context of dynamic social and political changes taking place in the country, young people are becoming an active subject of political life, whose identity is formed under the influence of historical, cultural and social factors. The article explores the key aspects contributing to the formation of the political identity of young people: the influence of educational institutions, social networks and mass media, as well as active youth movements. The paper examines the results of surveys and interviews with representatives of various age groups, which allows for a deeper understanding of the perception of political processes by young people and their place in society. In addition, problems related to political identity, such as apathy, radicalization, and participation in political activities, are analyzed. The article also offers recommendations for politicians and educational institutions to improve the involvement of young people in political processes and develop their active citizenship.